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District Gevern.scns Affair.".

THE EXTENSION OF SIXTEENTH srkEKr.
Gen. Ellis Spear and others, relative 10 the pro-
Jected extension or 18th street or Meridian avenue
In their letter OF acknowledgment the Commission
ers say that they were led 70 recommend the ex-
tension 10 Congress In the belief that its pro-
posed course would be not only oenefcial 70 the
property through which it passed, but would con
stitute IL the nnest avenue In the District. They
said that the expression OF his views will be con-
ther action In regard 10 the matter, but the de-
fection 10th street after ITS intersection with
the Columbia road, which Gen. spear PROPOSE
would defeat the object OF the CommissioLers who.
acf6nn mus OF Ae0essity be based nrst upon the
pucuc interest, the views OF property 0wnen and
residents should also be consulted In conciumo1
the Commissioners say: 1T may De that the nnal
the ADOPTION OF any particular line, lnasmuch q,
until the question 10 settled, values are nJur7ouny
affected by the existing uncertainty. IL u there
for TO be hoped that Congress at MS ensuing -
sion will take final action"
DEcIsIoN IN TAX SALE CAsk.-In the Court ln
General Term to-day Judge Ee.rck delivered tho
opinion OF the court in the case OF Mary Wall 90.
the District OF Columbia aismlssang the bill VIA
sale certain lots, and she asked tnat oeeds bo
issued and an order restraining the sale for taxoo
due prior 20 the purchase. The court held that
the District still bad lien on the iotA and o.
MAsniAes- IscxmuL-Narriage licensss havs
70 william KILLER ana Lena WssunsSs:
os sco ..d s SssAsns ans Ars,s scc.t sots
County, Nd; Temple q Robinson ana L1c1nda n
Minor, Robert l. COLEMAN ana Kate Roll1na. oQfk
Of King 0eQgo County, Va; Clarence c. VIA -
AaU G ks''un. eosa OF Hanover County. Va
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lake steamer burned.

CHATHAM, ont, Dec. 5.-The passenger steamer
c. II. Merritt, which piled between this port and
Detroit Was burned this morning. She was valued
al about Sls,000. She was owned by q. B. Mer-
ritt, Samuel Burford and Samuel Cornette. The
cause OF the FIRE is unknown.
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scalded By an Exploding Boiler.

PIrHBURG, Pa, Dec. "a Chronicle Teiegraph
Youngstown, Ohio. special says: one OF battery
OF eight boilers exploded at the Hubbard Iron MIL
Hubbard, Ohio, about 4 O'Clock this morning,
wrecking the boiler house and terribly scalding
fireman VIM Siefert, who was buried under the
debris He was extr1cated with difficulty and re
moved 10 his home. His condition is critical NO
one else was injured, but n the explosion had 90
CURED one hour later, when the day force was on
duty the loss OF life would have been fearful Tbe
accident will cause suspension OF work for two
weekR
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Rurmed by Ducendiarse~.

GOSHEN, lSp, Dec. 5.-Incendiaries nred the
Globe Implement cos works and windmill
factory, and Bumham a Caseys carriage works
last night Loss s2:,.0O0.
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MRS. CLEVELAND occupied her pew yesterday
morning at the First Presbyterian church. She
was accompanied Dy her mother, Mrs. Folsom, and
by Mrs: Glider and Miss Severance, guests at the
White House.
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SUCCESSFUL EXP ERIMENTs WITH THDYNAhITE SHELLS
BY order OF the ordnance board of the War De-
partment, second test OF the new dynamite shell
invented by Lieut.. GraydOn was made at Sandy
Hook Saturday. Five steel shells were fired in all
The first shell penetrated the ffteen-inch turret
target and then exploded The target was almost
demolished, and was rendered useless for further
practice. Four shells were then fired to determine
the range and to demonstrate that by GraydOnS
method dynamite shells could be propelled by or
dlnary black powder from the service guns so as
10 obtain satisfactory penetration and destruction
power. The board was much pleased with the re-
suit OF the test, and congratulated Lieut. GraydOn
upon the success OF his invention.
The NEXT MEETING OF the International fisheries
negotiators will take place on wednesday next at
2oclock. They had a prOtracted session Saturday
afternoon.
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HouDAr OPExIxa.
sEATON PERRY.
CSuccesor 10 PEEKY & BRorHEs.l

SEATON PERRY.
CSuceesor 10 PERRY & BRorHgaS
HAS Vow OPEN A VERY LARGE AND VARIED AS
sOkI1iENT T OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE
-x--,.,-,.. Fuk CHRISTMAS PKESENTS.
~ - - :, ~ - ~ s.El. AND Plush TOILET CASES
~. ~ ANb VIENNA LEATHER WOkkBOXES
~@S ~ - ,aNn VIENNA LEATHER CAifD CASES
y ar 4 bOJAS.
'AfA ~ So s,--Sh ShAL AND ALLIGATOR SKIN BAGS
aEfstYI .ESE IA ~ pE COLOGNE DE Jean MARIE
~ EDH, sit!s ~ = SOLOGNE AND ODORS IN WICKER
NbN E-lLp BJIILES
~ 81 ND OllNE MOOD ODOR CASES.
sALrr-I'saS fi's hES. MANICURE SETS.
SOsEL!ILS IN IMPORTED WORK-BASKETS,
.xoS,.SSe = ,fI- ~, BN,Shs1S. AND WORK STANDS.
-NOfELI fS IiS II BRASS WRITING SETS, ASH RE-
SLI hIhSs AND T.iEBlfOAl ETERS.
stTs 10 'iA--' > SAA'ING CASES AND SMOKING
SEW tikNNA LEATHER AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
SE" g1raN AND tHlNA SiLk HASDkERCHIEFS
- ,AsD AJlELhkS At LOWEST PRICES
~ 81 MY ELIIEs IN WHITE AND COLORED
1NsEoiDEE RED HANDKERCHIEFs FROM 23c.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTsp' IN PI.AIS AND FANCY
aiIllSttaEN sIl HANDkLKCHIEFs AT 128. %,
NEW SILK UMBREIL.As. WITH GOLD SILVER
-. kAL STICKS, PROM $50 TO sIo
"slLclA- BARGAINS" IN AII~WoOI DRESS
GOODS Al -. 81 \. 40 AND SOC.
NV CHkssTMAS CA4ICOES AT & ANr &c
~PLAIS FIGURES AND CORRICT Prices
sEAToS PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylyanis ave, cor. 9th ss.
1~eaoisnsd ls4o or
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Paymaster
Jas. A. Ring ordered to Temporary duty at the New
York navy-yard. Lieut.. Commander Washburn
18th inst
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THE FOLLOWING STOREKEEPERs AND GAUGERs
have been appointed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury: Benz. +. Tronger Graham, 4th N c. ;
Joshua w. Williams FOrbush, 9TH N. c.; Andrew
j. Hughes COBB pOsJ-OfIice, 9TH n. c.; william G.
HOlcOmb, LOngtown, 9Th N. c.; Ell NJ. Davis,
Rural Retreat, 9th Va; Larken A. Lynch, East
Bend 9Th N. G.
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VIENNA. Dec. 5.-All Austrian and Hungarian
subjects employed Ia he Russian provinces border
ing on ,ialacia and Bukoyiaa have been ordered 10
quit Russian territory before January IL
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Miss Bessie Markriter, daughter Of the late John
Markrfter, was married yesterday to Mr.. Winneld
>. Hancock, nephew Of Gen. Hancock. The mar
rage was quiet.
MIA Capt s. L Breese win spend the winter It
the Arlington.
T. C. Rovers Conversation Club met at Gen.
Greely'A Saturday night Those present beside
the host were Rrot 9: 7. Langley, Hr 0eorEe Cam
Df. J. y. kidder, Nj. Henry, b r. Macfariand. Mr..
". l. Trenholm, Rev. Or. Hamlin, Nh. Arnold
Hague. and Representative HIT
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SPECIAL N OFFICES.
, PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Dues paid on shares, s119,4IO.
SURPLUS and interest fund, S3l. Obj
90 N A

80 PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
surplus and interest fund s3Io33
Our surplus increased LOCO during the past month
while our Liabilities for n interest increased only 1900
est accruing on the shares.
they W the we We sa psy IS
per cent per annum interest on the maturity OF the
x You cent fsq peq
shares 81 per month series just started; no back
dues 80 cents to 900 may be paid in one time
Better Join established Association on sound basis
aways oIe@ TOR new Ne oan
to each share or slo50 on seven shares for
& FHfRE Sss sSSsss sEDSEsDA
&C DUNcASsoN Sss.;Ssn, LEWIS ABRAHAM, i.I
FG. sAxToN. JOHN COOK secy.s
d34t Treasurer 61s 18th st.
A MAYTHoRPE MILK DEPOT AND DEIivE.
res sreser personal attention than We are
LACEY We warmly bespeak for him the SG cSntinned m
patronage of all our many friend, and eustomers s
Having purchased Messrs. Nesbt's entire milk plant
r Il: LACEY. manager Of my Brosdvew farm in
sb sSs County v who wi & MI ssBpy all
We respectfully solicit public patronage guaranteeing
by mutual consent the name of the city depot is
changed I red from "Maythorpe' to "Broadview" ,rv
* "ooMfErI412N TRsDEH Is THE LIFE OF
NATIONAL CAPITAL DIRECTORY
Office l411 Street Northwest.
complete and thoroush canysss N % IF the District Of
Isse tSsr nov a sdd iciude every
large ciroulstion of the Directory is already as
of the United states Government the United States
Capital and the business community: .,,.,
THE BOOK WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
JANUARY l. 1883.
Rates for Advertising:
Gr1gr racra - lnOE
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Special contracts msdefor marginal pags advertise
The book viii be neatly bound in substantial black
by advertisements ON the back. sides OF margin.
send in your 0Tsff1 TffIfAM 4 Gaf6i DICKSON,
n7-1m 1417 Street Northwest.
THOMAS HENsEY E1 Isnts5 ELAL ESTATE + TIE
new quarters l22B + st. NV. n5-1m
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRINITY
nsht Grand Piano $3.50 and FOUND trip ticket to
Europe. Via North German Lloyd steamer from New
shares, including both 81 can be bought only st E
=. DRoOPs Music Store. 925 Penna ave. nl5-3m
K~ IMPORTANT MTIfrT T2 THE BUSINESS COM.
4 preparing the NAfioNAL CAPITAL pIREc-
q or to as
number of the call The advantage Of this feature viii
WILLIAM DICKSON, Publisher,
n1S-2m Office All st. n W.
FINE GAS FIXTURES
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS.
We have large assortment of Royal Worcester,
Crown Derby. Saxony, and Hungarian ware.
s. s. SHEDD BRO,
n3 432 9th st. NV
R. H GoLDsBoROUGH co.
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans effected. In
surance placed Investments made. SPECIAL atten-
tion the collection OF aud of Real
Properties X. II. GOLDSBOROCGH Il co.
O15-3m 14O5 L street.
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~ Lung Specialist, az Wizards, Mondays
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official is known at the War Department concern
ing the report from Tucson, Ariz., that band Of
renegade A pacnes has been attacking travellers
near Los N0gales, Mex. AS the scene OF the re-
ported trouble Is the border It is probable
that no action will be taken by this Government
1t is thought that these Indians are very few in
numbers, some saying that there are but three or
four, and a rumOr is also heard that they are In
league with u band OF Mex1cans. The Apaches are
the few who were not captured with Geronimo.
They attacked a party OF travellers near Los
NOgaeS on the 25Ih OF November last, killing
ClementZ Lopez and wOunding another Mexican
named Moran. The Mexican authorities are In
pursuit.
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MINISTER TAYLoR's RESIGNATION.-In reference
to statement coming from Kansas City to the
effect that c. K Taylor U. s. minister to Liberia,
had not resigned, but had been ordered to Wash
1ngton to answer certain charges IL Is said the
department OF State that the minister has resigned
to take effect on fixed date.
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ruz EVENING Star is served 20 subscribers in tho
eify Nv c.r5ers on their account 10 cents per
Nesk or 44c. per month. Copies at the counter. =
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lpoDths one year. s6. six months, s3
Entered AZ the Post Once At Washington, D. c. a.
sa.71ud-claSs mail mattsrl
Tzx wEExLY SrAR-published on Friday-sl .
rear postage prepaid siJ months so cents
gr-Au mail Subscriptions must be paid i'm adyanca.
mo paper SAINT longer than is paid for.
Rates Of Advertising made known on anplica.iop
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WORKS OF ART DUTY FREB.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has informed the collector OF customs of
the port Of Georgetown, d. c., that paintings and
frames imported by the Corcoran Art Gallery, and
intended for permanent exhibition, are to be ad
mitted free of duty.
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VlRGINIA'S POSITION SUSTAINED.
Decision Of the Supreme Court i'm the
Habeas Corpus Cases-The Release of
the ImprisOned Officials Ordered.


Decision OF the Supreme Court i'm the
Habeas Corpus Cases-The Release of
the ImprisOned Officials Ordered.
A decision was renderedby the United States Su-
preme Court this afternoon In the Virginia habeas
corpus cases Of Attorney General Ayers and Com
monwealth Attorneys Scott and McCabe, who
were imprisoned by order OF Judge Bond of the
United States Circuit Court, for disobedience to a
restraining order forbidding them to bring suits
for the collection OF taxes in cases
where tenders have been made of tax-re-
ceivable coupons cut from State bonds This
court, in very long and elaborate opinion by
Justice Matthews, holds that the s,lt In which
Judge Bond issued the restraining order In the
Circuit Court, although nOminally suit against
virginia. and as such for6idden Sy Ihe 1IIb amend. d
ment to the Federal Constitutions; that the United
states Circuit Court had, therefore, no authority
suing restraining order to prevent the officers of
the state from discharging their duties under
acting " without he arse sona was
Subsequent proceedings Under it, including the
illegal and without authority. The court, there
fore, directs that the petitioners Attorney Gen.
eral Ayers and Commonwealth's Attorneys Scott
and McCabe be at once discharged. The opinion,
which is that OF the whole court with the ex-
eepton OF justice Harlan who dissents,
points, and virtually declares tnat State, as
psa political s. ,soVelelgntys cannot be sued nor
an action brought against her by name
or by an action brought against her
Officers in their official capacity. The court de-
clareS that the eleventh amendment establishes
distinction between contracts made by individuals
with each other and contracts made by individuals
with state. The latter class cannot be enforced
by the remedies used to enforce the fOrmer-that
is by suits In the U. s Courts-and they there
fore are without sanction except in so far as such
sanction Is given TO them by the honor and good
faith OF the contracting State. Such State may
consent 70 Dc sued In It's own courts or in the fed
eral courts for breach OF contract but at any
time withdraw such consent and resume its SOW
ereignty, and 1t then be Judicially coerced
at the request OF an individual.
Secretary Whitney's Report Delayed.
The illness OF Secretary whitney prevented the
completion OF his annual report in time for the
opening OF Congress- and to-day he issued the fol-
lowing:
"1he annual report OF the Navy Department has
been unavOidably delayed, but viii be ready for
distribution In the course OF few days, for which
delay the Secretary requests the indulgence Of
Congress-"
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1867, 127; customs, $S76 391
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CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT.-Secretary Farchild
and the Commissioner Of Patents called ON the
President this morning.
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To THE PUBLIC.
49, The MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY
CO., beg your indulgence for one day longer Owing
to foggy and nclenent weather the Clyde Steamer
rying wagons has been delayed. and will
until this evening" therefore, will not be able
transact any business until Tomorrow, TUESDAY
Dec q. Respectfully, MERCHANTS PARCEL. DEI,IV,
ERYCO
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CqMEi CQME;i GOMEZ 1.-THE YOUNG
OLADlES OF IHE HOME MISSIONARY So
CITY OF FOUNDRY VI. r. CHURCH will hold A
.1AZAH- DECEMBEE 9TH AND 9Th, 1887 at Will
J-AkDS HALL IL connection with IL they will have
on sale an excellent COOK BOOK, arranged for the
sSeAslon- Come and purchase one also your Holiday
Iresents- d2-3t.
GRAND FAIR:
" ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH.
In the basssneut- frOui NOVEMBER .2D to DE-
NEMbEh sIH lhciu-ive- M St.
WEBER'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA LOUIS
w WEBER. Less!er. Furnishes music for all oscu-
f1ons; orders left at residence 80 9Th navy
lard or Al DnDOps Music Store. Germans = speciaIty
nl5- limo.
DEKsONAL - LESSONS IN DANCING GIVEN
privately or in class by lady of experience tAr-
ing all the dances. Including York Cayotte-rts-
son-waltz specially Address Box II. star Office
MS 3ws
DROF J. C. COLLINS
Gives lessons in Boxing
o. No 7Ot I'd St n Natural Magnetic Treatment
given By the prOfe-sor- n3O-1n.
fTHE CYCLERIEs. 1906 NEW YORK AVE
lricycies. Isntens- and SsclableS rent by the
d III. day weck ladiss. Pc. each hour. slO per
40 lar<st assortment IA the limited States sj 5Iu
DANORANA or BATTLE OF BULLkUN
Il 18th 81. two blocks south Of Eeun=y lvania ave
Delightfully."- cooled by AMI complete apparatus
open from a. A. u 10 y. jyIJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE

I K&SS TO THE PUBLIC:
o. On Friday morning last I had loss by
fire IN my Office. 923 street The has been
lsfactorily adjusted aud promptly paid day by
| Mr.. Simon Wolf. General Insurance Agent 92l +
| street, whom heartily recommend.
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other persons had a conference with Senator Cul-
lom yesterday regarding the necessity OF an
amendment to the Interstate commerce act TO pre-
vent the ruinOus competition OF the Canadian rail-
roais with our Northwestern lines. The import
ance OF a speedy change In the act to this end
recognized by Mr.. Cullom, and further conferences
on the subject will be held Mr. Townshend said
last night that the precise form OF the amendment
had not been agreed upon, but IL would be framed
SO as merely to prevent ruinous cutting OF rates,
without giving the railroads OF this country, on
the other hand, an opportunity to advance rates
unduly Among other plans suggested to head OF
the Canadian rate-cutting policy is one to make
goods carried twice across our borders on through
lines pay double import duty.
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COTTON

ArrLfsSX lden process. " rVnp3rai.d le,sc.
No. / slic.d ;,,. l,rl.J,, n,,nr,orl. Il .,U '<s'
BKNN-Tu lobbefs nj mills hurkTd Az "a
cwt.
BCrrEE-SG1Oc per n.
BAcpN short clear smoked. g}.c; break
fast bncou, lN'4; hams, ~
BFAN, California, IN bags, %i,Gic. Lima,
In snch-, a. higher; northern hand picked, IT,
BAkiST PowpEK-nr. Price, aud Royal
OrnuD-, b-o2. r. 2l l1-uI., -; gi.-Ih>. T. ~:
on" spoon, 4-ol Toe; i-ul., 7jc; ,-oz., 10; I'm
~
.BLclNG-ln ool, eoc r. doz., Oh. liquid 5oc,
BLF~W AN-IcNHs product ljnl7c a To-
BRuuMs-Nu. fancy broom y{ 49, ID do 81 15
puror g., 3 string green straw g. 70, string
yellow g. 80 string green g. D. string ytl-
lows.
49, llplNG NNrEKIAI-C oopcrrd lime 81 ID
per e.. .u hulk 9 3d. Pla,tcrln- ntns eos
.udale g. ,opcf hb,. Louisville $50, English
Portland $40 Michigan plaster q Is. Win.
dow glass 10 OIL HIST price.
In the shuCk, tudt5c.
White, IN sucks OF 1, ms. to:
cream meal, Nc
tAHbAGE-CH liiorniu, $3.50 terlb.
4 SASSf ,1S G% cams sis , can, 81, per
eldl 20; strawberries IN 81 IN: goOschrrric~,
IN sld 20 laspnctric-, IN O. 3hal -; Whor-
llrhcrrie~, 81 9Jul ~; corn, tppir Ten 81 -,
WinsluW, slho; Pride of the West 81 ID; der.
sey tuN elli.
hAckEK--No. y Sc r. n, mob \ sac
cream roin N'saHc. Excelsior Sc. ginger snHp
No.3 SIC, lemon cream do SIC, cakes n
Jumblrs nc knlcknncks l2c, nlphabets
pCoFrrE-Choicc rio. Pc; prime. &c; mlr
&c; nilworih, 9lI2c' Arlosa. - &C.
CHEESE Badger state, IKE
CoAL oIr,--E upion in bbls 2Sc e. gal in %
cans g. 10; Brilliant In bbls lsc e gal, IN %
cans g. TO- gnl cans, s3.; gasoline O. -.
tANplfs-tlint. snSisc.
tANbLEs-lOnllc 2 10,
ClhEk-MotiS half barrel 81 p0Di ~;
hp,s' 81 nW' ~ Price " Lucus', h-bbl, $lGgi .; ,
DDS, ~"n
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tai''e receipts. i>u;shipments Iuu Mar.
~. ,t," Aut about steady Good &, cuui,.
ShlpPuE' lsd4 i1. common to medium. 3 ~
a. .'i COWS. uur} w.
ioSN- Receipts Do. shipments. 49, Maj
~. o,l.H- ana BE- higher ar JIrt IS.
,,org,v N'rcipt>, I'. shipments. l1i.
'ohmou tu medium. y uu1. ~.
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a. LOUIS. MuN "I Market >troua nud
',tN'. uWnshcj. -ouI medium .ua4l.
'Wirt NiIIi iNn1I. luW sandy. l5ulp uur
isht' l>a.i. uur b.lv,. Hon: tub-wH.IIrI.
lHit, -'4 40. Iov,. -pugiI
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No.. S. II J. Il. 40. l.. Joint resolution Ia
amend section 20, article 3, OF the ruuAti iution
OF The state of exHs
section J, BE Il resolved By the legislature
OF We state Of T'Nas: That section H. of iIr.
tcle3, Of the con -titutiou Ofthc statr OF TeNus.
he 50 amended hs to hereafter read ns follow ..
section -, Thr members of the legislature
Shsll receive from the public treasury such
compensation for Their services ~, may De uro.
tllen by law, not cNoeeliug Aye dollars per
day lof The hrst ninety days Of caCh -c.si ION.
and after that not exceeding two dollars pcf
lay for NE rcmuiuIor of the session Ia adj .
diiion To- lNc per lirm the Iucml ers o each
mousse ~hhll be entitled 10 % mi cage In going
10 dui returning from the scat Of government
when mileage Hlull not exceed five dOllnrs
for every twenty .nyo miles, tucdistnnCc 10 be
computed by the nearest aud most direct
route oftrtyul by land. regnrd.ef~ OF RAILWAYS
state shaiI prepare aud preserve table II
distance u each county scut now % hereafter
10 he established and by such table mo mil.
cage OF each mcuOc: shall be paid. htlt no
member ehall be rdtticd to in lcagc for any
eNirhseSsluil thnl may bee called Within one
Jay after lhe adjournment OF u regular or
ca led session.
section. THAT Tho governor of thi, state
shall issue his ptOclHIng ion ordering an oloc.
ton To- De held on the first Thursday in An
gust, A, u. laS1, on This amendment, in nc.
cordnnCc with article II, section j. of the con.
.titulion, ana those voting for The adoption ut
this amendment shall have Written or printed
ontheir b sllptA, TOR the amendment to section
-, article 3, Of tho constitution and thusc
'oling ageinst tho adoption OF said amend.
meut shall have written or prilted ON their
ballots the words, Against the amendment to
section q, ar icls 3, of the constitution"
Approved, March =, 1857.
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Approved Marc %, 1851.

No. BIS :. !. r. No, g.. Joint resolution
proposing tAr aubmission of al amendment -
~ ctlpnl u articles. ~; TIE constitution uf the
slate NJ IcNss
section l. keii resolved ~ the Iegls .ature
Of mo state Of IeNas, that lection u, article 5,
OF "a" constitution Of the state OF Texas be -
amended as hereafter 10 read AZ follow,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

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